It may seem that with all public means of information at the disposal of the successors of Stalin, who died in 1953, they would have no difficulty in making their spiritual slaves believe in their beautiful fairy tale instead of the real yet ugly history. But the task was impossible!

Before the “October Revolution” of 1917, Russia was, politically, not much different from France or the United States. That was something that Marxists like Lenin could not stand!

According to Marx, private employers, whom he called “capitalists,” received a profit, that is, robbed their employees, who were starving as a result. “Arise ye prisoners of starvation” starts the hymn called “The Internationale.” Full Piece